“You’re supposed to be dead.”
The words hit me like a punch.
I froze where I stood, my hand gripping Asher’s without even realizing it. The whole packhouse went silent. I could hear my own heartbeat in my ears, feel the weight of every eye watching us.
Lupa stood in the middle of the room, rain dripping from her coat, her expression pale and shocked. Her blue eyes locked on me like she was seeing a ghost.
I frowned, my voice barely steady. “Excuse me?”
She took a shaky step forward. “You’re supposed to be dead.” She said again, softer this time. “I— I buried you in my heart years ago.”
I looked at Dennis, confused. “What is she talking about?”
Dennis cleared his throat. “Trinity… this is Lupa. She’s from the Eclipse pack.”
“I know that name.” Asher muttered beside me. His body was
